Five Year Degree Plan for Major in Chemistry-MBA

Note that this is a sample five-year plan. There are other course sequences that will allow a student to graduate within five years as long as prerequisite courses are taken in the proper sequence. This sample plan does not guarantee course availability, and adjustments to students’ plans may be necessary if they are unable to take specific courses during specific semesters. Students who are placed into lower level FYW, MAT or other prerequisite courses will need to adjust their four-year plans accordingly. Similarly, students who bring in Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment or transfer credit for courses will need to adjust their four-year plans. A minimum of a 2.0 GPA both overall and in the major is required for graduation. In addition to major requirements, all components of the Baccalaureate Experience must be completed in order to graduate.

Degree Requirements

First (Freshman) Year - Fall Semester

CHE 152General Chemistry I

3

CHE 153LGeneral Chemistry I Laboratory

1

MAT 260Calculus I

4

FYW 101Writing and Inquiry

4

BUS 101Introduction to Global Business

4

GTW 101Gateways

1

or

HON 101Pathways to Honors 1

1

Total Credit Hours:17

CHE 152, CHE 153L, MAT 260: Grade "C" or better 

First (Freshman) Year - Spring Semester

CHE 154General Chemistry II

3

CHE 155LGeneral Chemistry II Laboratory

1

MAT 261Calculus II

4

FYW 102Writing & Research

4

ACC 202Financial Accounting Information

4

GTW 102Gateways II

1

or

HON 102Pathways to Honors 2

1

Total Credit Hours:17

 CHE 154, CHE 155L, MAT 261: Grade "C" or better

Second (Sophomore) Year - Fall Semester

CHE 232Organic Chemistry I

3

CHE 233LOrganic Chemistry I Laboratory

1

PHY 205General Physics with Calculus I

4

PHY 205LGeneral Physics with Calculus I Laboratory

0

CHE 310Analytical Chemistry

4

CHE 310LAnalytical Chemistry Laboratory

0

ACC 203Managerial Accounting

4

Total Credit Hours:16

 CHE 232CHE 233L (W), CHE 310: Grade "C" or better

Second (Sophomore) Year - Spring Semester

CHE 234Organic Chemistry II

3

CHE 235LOrganic Chemistry II Laboratory

1

BIO 204Biological Unity

4

BIO 204LBiological Unity Laboratory

0

PHY 206General Physics with Calculus II

4

PHY 206LGeneral Physics with Calculus II Laboratory

0

ECO 204Principles of Microeconomics

4

Total Credit Hours:16

ECO 204: Social Science 

CHE 234CHE 235L (W), CHE 245: Grade "C" or better

Second (Sophomore) Year - Summer

ECO 205Principles of Macroeconomics

4

Total Credit Hours:4
EC0 205: Social Science

Third (Junior) Year - Fall Semester

CHE 352Physical Chemistry I

3

CHE 353LPhysical Chemistry I Laboratory

1

CHE 320Biochemistry

3

ITM(QMB) 210Managerial Statistics

4

Humanities (Bacc. Exp.)

4

Total Credit Hours:15

Humanities/Fine Arts: (IG) (NW) (W) 

CHE 352CHE 353L: Grade "C" or better

Third (Junior) Year - Spring Semester

CHE 354Physical Chemistry II

3

CHE 355LPhysical Chemistry II Laboratory

1

CHE 245Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry

4

CHE 245LIntermediate Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory

0

Humanities (Bacc. Exp.)

4

 

One of the following:

CHE 426Advanced Organic Chemistry

3

CHE 445Advanced Organic Spectroscopy

3

CHE 499Special Topics in Chemistry

1-4

Total Credit Hours:15-16
3-4 credits of CHE 426, CHE 445, or CHE 499 are required

Third (Junior) Year - Summer

FIN 310Financial Management

4

MKT 300Principles of Marketing

4

Total Credit Hours:8

Fourth (Senior) Year - Fall Semester

MGT 330Principles of Management

4

CHE 425Advanced Inorganic Chemistry

3

Humanities (Bacc. Exp.)

4

Social Science (Bacc. Exp)

4

 

One of the following:

CHE 410Senior Seminar

2

CHE 451Introduction to Research

1-4

CHE 453Chemistry Internship

1-4

Total Credit Hours:17

2 credits of CHE 410, CHE 451, or CHE 453 should be taken

Social Science: (IG) (NW) (W)

Fourth (Senior) Year - Spring Semester

CHE 430Advanced Instrumental Chemistry

4

ACC 610Accounting and Value Creation

4

MGT 598Leadership and Organizational Behavior

4

BUS 698Practicum

1-4

Total Credit Hours:13

 1 credit of BUS 698 should be taken

Fourth (Senior) Year - Summer

BUS 698Practicum

1-4

Total Credit Hours:2
2 credits of BUS 698 should be taken

Fifth Year - Fall Semester

MKT 609Marketing Management and Customer Value

4

ITM 608Information Systems and Operations Management

4

FIN 611Financial Management and Strategy

4

Total Credit Hours:12

Fifth Year - Spring Semester

ECO 640The Economics of Organizations

4

BUS 698Practicum

1-4

 

One of the following:

ITM(QMB) 612Decision Modeling and Analysis

4

ITM(QMB) 615Business Analytics

4

MKT 612Business Research Methods

4

Total Credit Hours:9

1 credit of BUS 698 should be taken

 

Fifth Year - Summer

MGT 615Strategic Management

4

Total Credit Hours:4
Note: The natural science and math components of the Baccalaureate Experience are fulfilled by courses in the above sequence (i.e., BIO 204, CHE 152, MAT 260).

MAT 262 is strongly recommended for the B.S. Chemistry major.

Total Credit Hours: 165-166